The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-13
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
The following House bills have passed
in the House on third reading:
No. 4-Defining the method of giving
notice of local and special Legislation.
No. 9-Providing for the calling of
| elections to determine whether or not
intoxicating liquors shall be sold, etc.
No. 27-Declaring New River. Dade
| County, a navigable stream.
No. 35-Fixing the per diem of jurors
and witnesses.
No. 50-Dividing counties into COM
missioner's districts.
No. 51-To punish vendors of intoxi-
eating liquors.
No. 52-Fixing the price of certain
public documents.
No. 6O-Regulating the sale of upland
seed cotton.
No. 7i-Repealing an act establishing
ferry at Chattahoochee.
No. 73-For the relief of r. b. Black
well.
No. 75-To amend Sec. l, Chapter
a51, Laws of Florida.
No. 76-Providing the manner of is
suing licenses.
No. 79-Requiring Justices of the
Peace to return the names of persons
convicted to the County Clerk.
No. S1-PrOviding for the punishment
of misdemeanors in certain cases.
No. S2-Creating Osceola County.
No. $50 prevent the pollution of the
waters of Lake Louise and other waters
of Volusia County.
No. 91-Relieving farmers Of the Ii
cense tax on tobacco.
No. 9S-Providing for the public print
ing.
No. 1OO-To legalize the charters of in
corporated towns.
No. 111-Prohibiting the infection of
capital punishment upon women.
No. 114-To require clerks of Circuit
Courts to keep separate records in Grim
inal cases.
No. 115-Extending the provisions of
Chapter BAT.
No. 1s5-Regulating the traffic in seed
cotton.
No. 126-Enlarging the powers of Cir
cult Judges.
No. 13s-For the relief of NJ Il. Aber-
nathy and r. b. Stapleton
No. 149-Creating DeSoto County.
No. 15O-Preventing the summOning of
unnecessary witnesses in criminal cases.
No. Exchanging the boundary line
between Putnam and Marion Counties.
No. 157-To incorporate DeLand Uni
versity.
No. 16O-Regulating the recording of
deeds.
No. 167-Providing for a bill of partic-
ulars in ejectment cases.
No. 172-Incorporating the Alabama
Midland Railway Company.
No. 173-Incorporating the Chipola
Hotel Company.
The following Senate bills have passed
the House on third reading:
Substitute for Nos. 3, 4. 8 and 9-Re-
quiring railroads to be fenced, etc.
No. 1O-Prohibiting railroads and
steamboats, from issuing passes, or dis
counting fares to delegates to political
conventions.
No. 16-Regulating the issuing and
service of writs, process, etc.
No. a3-Regulating the issuing of
marriage licenses.
No. 33-Making the money and prop
erty of railroad companies i'm the hands
of their officers, employees and agents
ctthiant no, IL, q
No. 35-Providing penalty for injury
to railroad tracks, and for placing OBJ
structions thereon.
No. Swallowing challenges to jurors
i'm courts of Justices of the Peace and
County Judges.
No. 52-Creating Lee County.
No. 197-Amending the act aiding the
constructing of the Townsville, ITALIA
hassee and Gulf Railroad
The following House bills have been
indefinitely postponed.
No. 5-To prevent firing the woods.
No. 7-Imposing tax on dogs.
No. S-Preventing employers from
paying their employees in anything other
than money.
No. 20-Prohibiting the issue and use
of passes.
No. 23-Limiting the term of impris-
onment for minor offenses.
No. 24-Regulating the election of
dover.
No. 30-Amending the attachment
laws.
No. 39-To pay attorneys appointed
by the court in criminal cases.
No. 42-Relating to jurors in County
Courts.
No. 44-Relating To the public records
No. 4S-Providing for instruction in
physiology and hygiene in the public
schools.
No. 49-Reinstating the surnames of
divorced females.
No. 56-Regulating the per diem of jul
rors and witnesses.
No. 5s-To abate intemperance.
No. 5S-Prescribihg the manner in
which counties may be divided into
commissioners districts.
No. 59-To protect food fishes in in
land waters.
No. 61-For the recovery at common
law of demands against married persons.
No. 62-Preventing the running at
large of stud horses.
No. 63-To allow a minor to practic
law.
No. 6t-Relating to chattel mortgages
No. 65-Relating tothe fees of county
officers